Enrique Gomez

Enrique Gomez joins the Fox School as an assistant professor in the Department of Accounting, coming from the University of Georgia.

Gomez’s research interests include asymmetry in capital markets, voluntary disclosures, information intermediaries and disclosure regulations. Throughout his career, he has received various academic honors, including a Deloitte Doctoral Fellowship Award, Ricky Rice Fellowship from University of Georgia and more.

He received his BS and MAcc from Brigham Young University and his PhD in business administration from the University of Georgia

Education

• Doctor of Philosophy - PhD University of Georgia - Terry College of Business
• Master's degree Brigham Young University

Companies

• Assistant Professor Fox School of Business at Temple University (2020)
• Doctoral Student University of Georgia - Terry College of Business (2015 — 2020)
• Research Assistant BYU School of Accountancy (2014 — 2015)
• Financial Assistant Brigham Young University (2011 — 2015)
• Audit Intern Deloitte (2014 — 2014)

Research Interests

• asymmetry in capital markets
• voluntary disclosures
• information intermediaries
• disclosure regulations

Sample Publications

• “Analysts’ Role in Shaping non-GAAP Reporting: Evidence from a Natural Experiment” with Ted Christensen (University of Georgia), Matthew Ma (Southern Methodist University), and Jing Pan (Southern Methodist University)
  • Review of Accounting Studies.
• “Information Environment Consequences of SEC non-GAAP Comment Letters” with Frank Heflin (University of Georgia) and Jasmine Wang (University of Virginia)
  • The Accounting Review (forthcoming).